Casey Neistat

So it didn't matter what the subject matter was.

I was there for that.

And I think that's the power that you have with quantity.

So how do you think about that?

I don't subscribe to the quantity over quality perspective.

Like, I...

I posted a video every day for 800 days in a row, and every one of those videos was the best video I could make that day, and I'm proud of all the work.

That's a good way of looking at it, though.

If I think it's good, then I did it.

If I don't think it's good, then it's garbage.

So I don't think it's quality over quantity, but I do think it's the weightiness of the subject matter versus...

Versus the sort of more laissez-faire subject matter.

Yeah, I'm plugging this book because I just finished reading it.

Oh, I've heard great things about this book.

It's fantastic.

But how constraints make us better.

And I think about that a lot because my only...

the constraint when i was doing daily was it has to be every day no matter what and that's like it is an amazing constraint because there were some days when like i had nothing to create and there's no i couldn't pull from anything and but i still had to make it and that was a forcing agent that i think really moved me forward in my process

And I think when I think of a podcast or a radio host, I think it can have that same forcing agent.

But David, we moved on from something that I didn't address, but I think you brought it up and it's really astute, which is like, how much of yourself do you give away?